The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-14
Cable Notes.

The American squadron is expected to arrive
at Leghorn in a few days.
The Scotch Catholics are about to petition the
Pope to canonize Mary Queen of Scots.
1t is reported that the Abyssinians have made
q fresh attack upon Massowah and been re-
pulsed.
The Emperor and Empress of Germany yes
terday gave a farewell reception to Count De
Lesseps NJ. De Lesseps will return to Paris
to-day.
General 2pulanger has received from Russian
admirers a magnificent sword bearing upon its
hilt the inscription: "Vive la France et Bou-
LANCER"
The widow of Garibaldi lives in auietstreet
Of Turin, the walls of her little parlor covered
with flags, medals and other mementoes of the
dead hero.
AT q secret consstory. today, the Pope will
confer cardinals hats npon the nuncios at
Paris. Vienna and Madrid; ex-Nuncio Masella, of
Lisbon, and the Archbishop of Ferrara
Hacgard's novel, "She,n is about to be drama
tized. The charge is made that the characters
and some of the incidents of ''She" were pla-
giarzed by Haggard from Moore's ''Epicurean. "
Marked success has attended the efforts of the
Rev. DR. Ker. of Ireland, in raising among the
Methodists of this country money for building at
Port Rush chapel in memory of Dr. Adam
Clarke
Sir Arthur Sullivan has been upset by the
ear thouake in the Riviera. and is lying i'll at
Monte Carlo. No serious result is anticipated,
but his return to London is deferred for an in
definite iengsho of time
The meaaeal commission appointed at the in
stance OF the Porte to investigate the stories
about crueties being perpetrated on the Bull
garian rebel prisoners, reports that there is no
truth in the stories.
Prince Albert Victor, son of the Prince of
Wales, has been sent to Gibraltar or. duty with
the Sixtieth Rifles He was removed from the
TnVth Itacs ny,1 nr1n 49, G,,kx
ing to his tendency to fast living while in Eng
land.
Lord Charles Beresford has presented petit.
tion to the Prince of Wales, signed by 500 emi-
! nent Englshmen, including Cardinal Manning,
Canon Farrar, Henry Irving and Lord Chief
justice Coleridge asking him to accept the pres
| ldency OF the council of welcome Of the Ameri
can exhibition. -
| NJ Katkoff, the famous editor of the Moscow
Gazette illustrates the power of the press by his
ascendency over the Russian Emperor and gov
ernment. But the secret OF his success is that be
| is more Conservative and Slavophile than the
| Russian government and more imperial than the
| Emperor himself.
| The story so widely told at the ti1ae of the
| Riviera earthquake. of an old lady springing in
terror from her bed and fleeing Ito thssstreet, re
covering suddenly the use of her liInbs refers tt
| Mrs. jerome, mother of Lady Churchill. It is
| reported that Mrs. Jerome's paralysis has EN-
| tirely disappeared. She has been able to wall
| ever since the shock.
| An enterprising merchant in Birmingham
/ England, has adopted mode of advertising az
| novel as It is ludcrous. He has undertaken tc
| dispense favors to certain people during nex'
month. Ladies fortunate enough" there is 6
| touch of satire herel to give birth to twins dur
| ing the month will be presented with two guinea
| cassinettes; ladies who marry second husband:
| during the month Except bgamously) will re-
| eeive sewing machines. and ladies who have
| been married within the last twelve months be-
coming widowed during the month will be con
! soled by wringng and mangline machines. Thi:
| last item hardly gives husbands fair chance